this is just over an hour. thanks to everyone. welcome. great to see so many people here. today s panel is entitled tale of two agencies. the overlapping jurisdiction of the fcc and ftc. my name is kelly donahue. i m a partner at a firm based here in washington d.c. and i m also a member of the federalist society telecommunication and electronic media practice group. before i get started i would like to make some brief introductions. from the federal communications commissioner, we have ajid. he was sworn in in 2012. and during his tenure he has focused on a regulatory environment that fosters competition and sought to remove uncertainty by creating clear modernized rules for the road. previously the commissioner was a partner at the law firm of general and block and held positions in the general council s office. from the federal trade commission we have commissioner maurine olhausen. she has been a strong advocate of government transparency and consumer protection. prior
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By Tara McKelvey
image captionBiden, a Catholic president, has tried to balance his faith with politics, while serving in office
Some bishops think America s second Catholic president should be denied the Eucharist. Are Biden s faith and job title an unworkable mix?
On the matter of faith, President Joe Biden is not shy.
Each weekend that he is in town, he goes to Mass in Washington. A motorcade takes him on Saturday evenings or Sunday mornings to Holy Trinity, the church where President Kennedy, the only other Catholic US president, used to attend services. He makes the sign of the cross at public events, and his Catholicism is woven into his speeches and policies.